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SF considers establishing trail-blazing new city office of 'drag laureate' Who should be the queen of queens? Peter-Astrid Kane FacebookTwitterEmail Sister Roma strikes a pose.Gooch Although San Francisco nightlife is very much on pause due to the pandemic, it's still possible to look ahead and see green shoots for the city's LGBTQ+ community. Supervisor Matt Haney wants to create a nightlife recovery fund to ensure that independent venues survive, for one. There may yet be a more targeted federal stimulus. And San Francisco may establish a new city-sanctioned office: that of drag laureate. A...

Man charged with smashing Capitol glass with Trump flagpole seconds before shooting Spencer S. Hsu, The Washington Post Jan. 17, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Tony Naples, left, and Gary Phaneuf salute at a memorial for Ashli Babbitt on Jan. 7, 2021, in Washington. Babbitt was shot and killed during the riot at the Capitol the day prior.Washington Post photo by Matt McClain WASHINGTON - Federal prosecutors have arrested a Kentucky man who they say was part of a violent crowd that stormed the House Speaker's Lobby during the breach of the U.S. Capitol, smashing a window with a flagpole moments be...

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — Albuquerque Public Schools officials say they are appealing...

Jerry Wiegert, Enigmatic Creator of the Vector Supercar, Has Passed Away As good at promotion as he was at design and engineering, he fueled the dreams of fan boys around the world. Autoweek Jerry Wiegert only ever made a handful of Vectors, but that almost didn’t matter. And despite perpetual fundraising troubles, publicity overloads and at least one lawsuit against a car magazine – ahem, Autoweek – he did what no American car company had ever done, fueled the supercar dreams of a generation with a made-in-America patriotism that would beat Ferrari and Lamborghini at their own games....

Taxes: Free preparation coming to New Canaan community Staff FacebookTwitterEmail An uncut sheet of $100,000 gold certificates series, (1934), are at a U.S. Department of the Treasury Bureau of Engraving and Printing booth in a previous year. The free, full-service IRS Volunteer Tax Assistance, (VITA), Program with special attention to seniors, and low to moderate income households, will again be available for the New Canaan community in the near future. Visit VirtualVita.org, for questions, and complete information about the program or get started at: https://form.jotform.com/Pgentile46336/n...